That judge

I knew, but then again I'm old

Yup

Aren't we glad for MJ insisting to wear his Carolina shorts under his Bulls shorts? Because that's why we have longer shorts now.

***** Jordan debuted the longer shorts around the same time as the Fab 5.

It's called a jockstrap. It kept our dick in place

Ik he lost though

Right now rumored to be Victor Oladipo, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Mason Plumlee, and Zach LaVine.

Zach won

+Ryan Van Dusen They need to put Westbrook in there

+EULISS BENOIT Are you kidding me? Michael had a 48 inch vertical, and made the freethrow line dunk his own by double clutching his feet creating a flying motion from even further back than Dr J when all he did was just get the bal in the rim. You're biased! Michael's freethrow line dunk was on another level, and he originated the kiss the rim dunk, and many other dunks. How can you not include one of if not the greatest showman ever. Name one dunk that Jordan stole from Dr J. Jordan landed dunks that the Doc couldn't even attempt. Jordan had a 48 inch vertical compared to Dr J's 41 inch, and Dominique's 42 verticals. He had over 6 inches on both of them. Jordan jumped, and glided side ways, and had to duck his head from hitting the rim as he went under, and over the rim with the right hand slam. The degree of difficulty on Jordan's dunks compared to Dr J's were astronomical. Jordan was a better player than anyone you mentioned, and just look at his top 50 plays. He was the ultimate showman. Wilkin's wasn't on his level as a player, or showman when it comes to games. Jordan did things that none of them did. I can read you quote's from Magic,Bird,West,and Wilkins on Jordan. Jordan loved the Doctor, but he didn't have half the arsenal that Jordan had

+Josh Potts shut up fanboy

Victor V Only spitting facts.

Another one of micheals clons.He has millions of clons.around the world.You people are the dummist/stupitist people.in the history of the world.Glorifiying a man thats going back to the dust.just like evreybody.A mortal human bien that cant even play professional ball any more.you bunch of empty headed morons.wairng this mans gear.like hes a god or something.and im not jealous at all.Im just amazed how many.mentally disturbed people.there are in the U.S.. and the west.You idiots in america.worship athlets.

EULISS BENOIT I don't worship no man. You've sadly mistaken my character. The truth is that Michael is an egotistic, compulsive gambling, complete jerk. He charges people 200 dollars for shoes that only cost 30 dollars to make. He is obsessed with vanity, and only cares about himself. No man on Earth is worth worshipping. He's a puppet picked by the elite to be glorified for something as basic as playing a game. Worshiping a person like him is as sad as the people who go around playing Pokémon go.

Janus Agustin look nothing like him

Come on. These dunks a pretty pedestrian and you know it. Dr. J was obviously a more influential player than Zach and his in game dunks were groundbreaking. But this stuff would not get you out of the first round these days.

@@omnivorous65 very true

I am uncertain if "discovered more creativity" would be the correct phrasing. Perhaps more accurately, today's generation has wisely benefited from the creative steps taken by all those who came before. The realm of what's believed to be possible is vastly different from the way it used to be, and it's almost entirely because of everyone who's paved the way. For instance, Jordan's likely not cocking back from the free throw line without Julius Erving setting the stage. Brent Barry's not likely taking off from the free throw line without Jordan & Erving setting the stage. James White is likely not windmilling without Barry, Jordan, and Erving setting the stage. And Serge Ibaka's likely not taking off from behind the free throw line without White, Barry, Jordan, and Erving setting the stage. Dunking is essentially a series of rolling benchmarks. The biggest difference between players then and players now is players then didn't have the benefit of seeing the dunk evolve in the manner it did, largely thanks to their own performances.

+Prestin Son Such a horrible argument. Am I smarter than Issac Newton because I took a college course on particle physics which he would have known nothing about? 1. Dunk contest culture has changed greatly, these dunks were basically all impromptu, while Zach Lavine has been rehearing his dunks since he was at Bothell High School (I went to that school when he was there). 2. Athletic trainers constantly come up with supplementary exercises to help athletes with functional strength to aid in jumping higher, running faster, etc. 3. Today's athletes have access to the information grid. They can find something online and try to replicate it and learn different techniques. Aaron Gordon wasn't the first to do that dunk, I've seen others on youtube do it. 4. Have you ever seen Shawn Kemp or Dominique Play? Hardly anyone today would dare to dunk like that IN TRAFFIC. You can't just plop someone back in time. If you want to compare players of different eras, it is only fair to focus on their innovation, creativity, and legacy, NOT their athletic ability. Players today are NOT more creative simply more athletic, but that's just a product of their time so its relative. Doctor J, for example was as good as anybody when it came to relentless attack of the basket and finishing with grace around the rim. That's what sets him apart. He is responsible for elevating Basketball from simply competition to sports entertainment. The entire sport progresses and their are a few people every generation who help elevate the game to the next level (Mikan, Petit, Cousy in the 50s, Wilt, Rusell, Baylor, Big O in the 60s, Kareem, Doctor J, Pistol in the 70s, Magic and Bird in the 80s, Michael, Shaq, Kobe, and many more that I haven't mentioned). Without all these guys the NBA would never have progressed and Today's players wouldn't now anything, we would all be waiting around for the next great talent to reshape the game.

Modern players are more of a 3 pointers, but they can't hold a candle on these legends

@@PM_yearsago Straight Facts!

You do realize that Michael Jordan got his moves from Dr. Jay right? Dr. Jay played long before MJ. Dr. Jay was the first to dunk from the free throw line.

But jordan clutch a dunk while dr j just go straight and hang

Mart Denzel Dela Cruz stop beind dumb

Don't disrespect the Doctor bro

Understand, when Dr. J and a lot of players came to the NBA, or were admitted, from the now defunct ABA, they were already peaking, or playing later in their careers. They didn' t have the benefit of playing in their early twenties like players today. This footage is an older Julius Erving still kicking butt. Not many players could fly through the air like he did back then. There was an HBO documentary about the ABA, and its black players that many were afraid to play against. Check it out! Ciao!

Stfu😂

Mark Ortiz well Dr j was 35 years old at the time